Примери за използване на Favouring на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The British also further divided the numerous ethnic minorities by favouring some groups, such as the Karen,
the release of the water absorbed by the sludge, favouring the subsequent treatment of dehydration.
Looks normal, it is not being used normally because the brain is favouring the other eye.
Metohija senior official Oliver Ivanovic of favouring the Liberal Party due to family relations.
The selective grant threatens to distort competition by favouring DHL over other competitors not receiving aid.
Two years ago an IMF study conceded that favouring growth and reducing inequality were“two sides of the same coin”(7).
thus favouring the process of atherosclerosis.
Also, the absence of humans inside the exclusion zone could be favouring many species- big mammals in particular.
(c) aid favouring activities in the processing
We believe that favouring friendship and good neighbourliness is the only way to promote peace,
including the favouring of certain construction companies.
wants to try to include migrants in the European economy by favouring.
Short-termist high fees policies that are not consistent with good spectrum management will be constrained, favouring capital investment in networks.
A bad policy of multilingualism is based on favouring one or more languages and condemning the rest to marginalisation in all spheres of public activity.
The implementation of a sustainable development mode by favouring and reorganizing the traditional economic activities,
We call upon it to act more responsibly since we believe that favouring friendship and good neighbourliness is the only way to promote peace,
-2.7- -0.86) favouring dexmedetomidine.
he is often blamed for bringing astronomical progress backwards by favouring the mistaken earth-centred view.
We can hardly wish to be classed as moral giants because we choose to live on a diet so obviously favouring self preservation.
culture and politics, without favouring some countries at the cost of others.